Hoosac School - Owl Yearbook (Hoosick, NY)

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George Edward Moss 849 Richmond Avenue Buffalo 22, New York 1958-1959 Activities: The Riding Club VI, Varsity Soccer Team VI, Hockey VI. George, our only new sixth former this year, is a post-graduate from Buffalo, deep in the heart of the hockey country. His experience in this sport, a comparatively new one at Hoosac, has undoubtedly helped the team tremendously. A very good-natured guy, George is always quoted as saying while still under the bed covers, ‘Tvc got plenty of time,” just two minutes before the assembly for breakfast! Pag© 22

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Donald Henry Hunt 193 Auburn Street Cranston, Rhode Island 1957- 1959 Activities: Soccer V, VI. Baseball V, VI. Hockey V. VI. Track V. VI. The H” Club V. VI. The Riding Club V. Don will probably be the first boy from Hoosac to make professional soccer squads. Having made the All-Taconic team in both years that he played for Hoosac, he also attracted considerable attention while playing for an amateur league in Albany. His other sporting interest at Hoosac is hockey, and his assiduous labor on the rink helped the team spirit considerably. Although Don doesn’t usually smoke, he obtained permission so that he could go into the butt pit for the bull sessions. When Don really applies himself he will definitely go places because he has all the necessary potential to be a success. Pago 21

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Alden Lewis Thompson 65 Pierpont Street Watcrbury, Connecticut 1956-1959 Activities: President of Class V, Student Council V. The Owl Board IV, V. Business Manager of The Owl Board VI, Social Committee VI. Track V, VI. Tom, one of the most intelligent boys in school, and certainly one of the more avid patrons of the Book Cafeteria, comes to us from Connecticut. He can usually be found in his room reading, and it is a well-known fact that he hoards all the literary material he can. His other haunts are either with Herbie or burning a weed in the smoking room. As Business Manager of The Owl Board he has been partly responsible for the substantial increase in that organization’s scope and affluence. Pago 23